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GDPR’s “Right to Erasure” or “Right to Be Forgotten” and CCPA’s “Right to Request Deletion” or “Request to Delete” are by far the most challenging...
Jonathan Sander, Security Field CTO Snowflake, Ramu Kalvakuntla Chief Architect Clarity Insights joined Alon Rosenthal, co-founder and CEO SecuPi to record a webinar that captures their cumulative experience and best practices from...
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Article 17 of the GDPR requires organizations to delete customer’s data upon their request in certain circumstances. GDPR is fairly straightforward about this and obligates...
Dear GDPR, Happy birthday to you! Today you’re one year old, and you’ve grown so fast! It’s a celebration to you, but mostly to...
You’ve most likely heard the recent news about Google receiving a hefty €50 million fine for failing to comply with the GDPR standards. But what...
You’ve most likely heard the recent news about Google receiving a hefty €50 million fine for failing to comply with the GDPR standards. But what...
Encryption and tokenization of data fail to meet the dynamic and scale of data protection imposed by GDPR/CCPA. Here is why:
Right to be forgotten (RTBF) requires organizations to delete customer data upon the data subject request.
